Never knew about this case until recently.... But I always wondered why the agencies were allowed to make laws instead of congress doing so.... Now I know how they were. But now, they're no longer allowed to do so and that's a good thing.
... how many angles can fit on the head of pin...? Fine ill dumb it down. Unelected bureaucrats are deciding what is and is not legal and the penalties for those actions without opportunity for appeal. A failure of a lazy legislature.
That's because half of congress is filled by people who ask tech ceos if their app has access to wifi. I don't want MTG deciding how much tetraethyl lead is considered unsafe, I want a scientist doing that.
Where is our redress of grievances under Cheveron vs NRDC? This happening in 1984 would be humorous if not for choking freedom, liberty and constitutional rights... nearly to death. Courts are not to bow to the agency. This places agency as another branch of government, wholy unbalanced and all powerful, which requires no congress to pass laws constitutionally, but places agency above even the power of congress, and unaccountable to the legislative branch, creating law from policy which is enforced by armed forces and incarceration. Though no law was ever passed by congress. Example.. The ATF.
@Stay EZ My Friends Yeah, that just makes me mad. It just adds to the stigma and pathologizing of it which is irritating as well. My brain's wired differently, I'm not sick or diseased
@Stay EZ My Friends Yeah, that's one of the reasons that it drives me crazy when people talk cures and treatments and stuff like that. That's a separate debate though
Well I mean overturning an unelected bureaucrats authority to make law is not a bad thing. That is congress job not theirs. Enforcing law are the agencies jobs determining law is the courts job. Plain and simple so keep it overturned
Never knew about this case until recently.... But I always wondered why the agencies were allowed to make laws instead of congress doing so.... Now I know how they were. But now, they're no longer allowed to do so and that's a good thing.
To let agencies decide on the law and decide how much power they have, I'd both unconstitutional and a conflict of interest.
nice touch dan using the tron, 80's wireframe.
... how many angles can fit on the head of pin...? Fine ill dumb it down. Unelected bureaucrats are deciding what is and is not legal and the penalties for those actions without opportunity for appeal. A failure of a lazy legislature.
Judges are unelected as well
That's because half of congress is filled by people who ask tech ceos if their app has access to wifi. I don't want MTG deciding how much tetraethyl lead is considered unsafe, I want a scientist doing that.
It’s gone brother
At least with Judges you can in theory have a third and hopefully neutral party decide.@@Patmorgan235Us
Where is our redress of grievances under Cheveron vs NRDC?
This happening in 1984 would be humorous if not for choking freedom, liberty and constitutional rights... nearly to death.
Courts are not to bow to the agency.
This places agency as another branch of government, wholy unbalanced and all powerful, which requires no congress to pass laws constitutionally, but places agency above even the power of congress, and unaccountable to the legislative branch, creating law from policy which is enforced by armed forces and incarceration. Though no law was ever passed by congress.
Example.. The ATF.
Separation of Powers is such a beautiful thing...
Chevron deference pretty much did away with the Bill of Rights and gave the government all the power.
Thank you Sir
Number 9 says "Hallelujah!" Nice to know that we have an ancient rule if Law going back to Rome.
IANAL and definitely not familiar with much of admin law but as I understand it, Chevron is a serious separation of powers violation
@Stay EZ My Friends Yeah, that just makes me mad. It just adds to the stigma and pathologizing of it which is irritating as well. My brain's wired differently, I'm not sick or diseased
@Stay EZ My Friends Yeah, that's one of the reasons that it drives me crazy when people talk cures and treatments and stuff like that. That's a separate debate though
right or wrong and still is occuring
Well I mean overturning an unelected bureaucrats authority to make law is not a bad thing. That is congress job not theirs. Enforcing law are the agencies jobs determining law is the courts job. Plain and simple so keep it overturned
Bible verses to address steel gauges!
Chevron overturned.
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